how do you post pictures on this site?

14 years ago

I want to post some pics on this site but I don't know how. I really would like to share since I got a lot of ideas off of other's pictures! By the way, I really appreciate the expert advice I have gotten from Renovxpt, golfgeek, poolguynj, and racket amongst others. I have learned a lot and I showed my pool guy this website. He thinks it is pretty cool and says you guys are on the money!

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poolguynj
14 years ago
Another nice site is Trouble Free Pools. Renovxpt and I are there too. THere are different sections cover chemistry, builds, and repairs.

Scott

Here is a link that might be useful: Trouble Free Pools Web Site
grassy
14 years ago
At the top of the message subject list, there is a "Switch to: Gallery" link. You can upload pictures there, but I have only been able to upload one at a time, and it looks like you need a separate "message" for each picture.

I think it is easier to just sign up for a free Flikr account (or similar free photo album service), upload to there, and then use links to your photos on that site.
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terryibra
Original Author
14 years ago
testing....

/Users/hanyibrahim/Desktop/documents/Documents/house/pool plans/tn.jpeg
poolguynj
14 years ago
Easiest way I have seen is to:

1) set up a Photobucket account
2) below each "thumb nail is a box with HTML code. Copy and paste in your message box.

Done.

Scott
renovxpt
14 years ago
poolguynj
14 years ago
Renovxpt asked how to explain this to a homeowner. I assume the H/O inherited this with the house.

The first things I would do:

1) Clean out the weeds.
2) label everything with my P-Touch. This may require a blower to identify the lines. Use UV resistant label tape.

Then give the H/O a pool school lesson. A basic description of the parts of the pool, mechanics of operation and chems. Give him this website and TFPs.

I am guessing but it looks like he has a large pool with a few water features such as a waterfall, sheer decents and deck jets and an attached spa. The spa or another water feature has a booster pump.

Some of that gear is a bit long in the tooth. Does it all work?

I don't see a slab under anything. Are there any?

You might suggest extending the B/W line to behind the heater so the hose isn't taking foot space where it can be tripped on.

The RayVac Energy Kit needs a bottle and filter.

I count 5 skimmers. Is this pool 2000 sq. feet? Thats a lot to ask of a single residential pool pump. If it is, the RayVac needs a booster too.

Scott
renovxpt
14 years ago
Scott, I was being facetious with that question. The pool was a foreclosure quote and we never got to the point of
explaining the valves. here is the rest of the story.
poolguynj
14 years ago
How much does the duck owe?

Scott
renovxpt
14 years ago
She tried a short sale and offered her first born, but the banks had no mercy.
poolguynj
14 years ago
Hmm, no Daddy Mallard around, Those ducklings are going to wind up as gangstas.

Scott
renovxpt
14 years ago
How much did the duck owe?

great line,been lol all afternoon!
Rack Etear
14 years ago
First thing I would do is get our my sawzall.